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Except without a rigid definition of security, or goals there's nothing to compare, analyze, hypothesize, or even observe. And that question, everyone already
by shittyanalogy 13y ago
Except without a rigid definition of security, or goals there's nothing to compare, analyze, hypothesize, or even observe.
And that question, everyone already has equal rights on the internet, that's why security software focuses mostly on identity verification.
- scott_s 13y agoYou don't need explicit things "to compare, analyze, hypothesize or even observe" in order to influence how you think about a problem. And on individual places in the internet, people do not have equal privileges. For example, there are things that the moderators here on HN can do that you and I cannot.
- shittyanalogy 13y agoIf you don't define your problem, how can you come to understand how you think about it. That's achieved through identity recognition. All computers are generally treated the same.